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| Re: [GMCnet] Covid 19 [message #353633 is a reply to message #353628] |
Thu, 09 April 2020 13:00   |
rjw
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Larry wrote on Thu, 09 April 2020 13:17Lady's and Gentleman:
According to GMCnet guidelines, Discussion Guidelines (http://gmcnet.org/gmcnetguidelines.html#RULE5)
Political or religious commentaries or discussions. Only when there is a specific legislative bill or regulatory NPRM directly related to ownership of GMC motorhomes will political discussions be tolerated.
Lots of other forums out there for this kind of discussion.
If that is directed to me, that is why I am reluctant to post here anymore. Seems I get flamed regardless of what I say.
Richard
76 Palm Beach
SE Michigan
www.PalmBeachGMC.com
Roller Cam 455, TBI+EBL, 3.42 FD, 4 Bag, Macerator, Lenzi (brakes, vacuum system, front end stuff), Manny Tranny, vacuum step, Tankless + OEM water heaters.
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| Re: [GMCnet] Covid 19 [message #353637 is a reply to message #353259] |
Thu, 09 April 2020 15:21 |
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this can touch the wrong nerve with different people. But I hope with any subject on the GMC net, that you can delete or skip over what you choose. now ever thread is perfect, like someone recommending a type of oil.
anyway- back to the purpose of this thread, I am glad no-one here has posted that they know a GMC'r that has contracted or died from this as stated when they cancelled GMCMi- this could really mess up our ranking memebers!
I am still out doing my job, lots of care when doing so. At home, it is trying to keep the insanity, and I am actually doing some GMC projects and having time to get them done. I have my EV6010 back working(for now). Hoping I get more then 1 or 2 trips out of it this year. I also got a deal on a Blaine Merril hitch, and am in the process of installing that. as with anything, it is more involved then one would hope. my ev6010 muffler is in the way, and my bumpers are in worst shape then I had thought. So have some sandblasting and painting to do this weekend as well as figuring out how to move my muffler out of the way myself as I am not going to pay another $200 for the muffler shop to do it.
Jon Roche
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EBL EFI, manny headers, Micro Level, rebuilt most of coach now.
St. Cloud, MN
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| Re: [GMCnet] Covid 19 [message #353638 is a reply to message #353628] |
Thu, 09 April 2020 15:21 |
Ken Burton
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Larry wrote on Thu, 09 April 2020 12:17Lady's and Gentleman:
According to GMCnet guidelines, Discussion Guidelines (http://gmcnet.org/gmcnetguidelines.html#RULE5)
Political or religious commentaries or discussions. Only when there is a specific legislative bill or regulatory NPRM directly related to ownership of GMC motorhomes will political discussions be tolerated.
Lots of other forums out there for this kind of discussion.
What did I miss?
Ken Burton - N9KB
76 Palm Beach
Hebron, Indiana
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| Re: [GMCnet] Covid 19 [message #353643 is a reply to message #353633] |
Thu, 09 April 2020 17:15 |
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Richard RV
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rjw wrote on Thu, 09 April 2020 11:00Larry wrote on Thu, 09 April 2020 13:17Lady's and Gentleman:
According to GMCnet guidelines, Discussion Guidelines (http://gmcnet.org/gmcnetguidelines.html#RULE5)
Political or religious commentaries or discussions. Only when there is a specific legislative bill or regulatory NPRM directly related to ownership of GMC motorhomes will political discussions be tolerated.
Lots of other forums out there for this kind of discussion.
If that is directed to me, that is why I am reluctant to post here anymore. Seems I get flamed regardless of what I say.
Richard,
No, Larry's admonition was posted to the community in general. And that's what we are, a community.
We may be from different backgrounds, different religious beliefs, different political beliefs, but we're family. So post away, lob an "oil wars" grenade once in awhile, and feel safe in the knowledge we're happy you're here.
Richard
'77 Birchaven TZE...777;
'76 Palm Beach under construction;
‘76 Edgemont waiting its turn
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| Re: [GMCnet] Covid 19 [message #353644 is a reply to message #353614] |
Thu, 09 April 2020 17:21 |
Ken Burton
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Well, I broke my promise to myself to stay out of Lake County, Indiana and Chicago for a while. Today was like visiting a different world. Lake County has the 2nd highest virus death count in the state behind Indy.
Laurie had a tele-med call and the doc prescribed her 2 meds. They could not call the script in because one of the items is a controlled substance. So I had to drive over there to pick the paper script. The nurse refused to mail it to her.
You are going to like this procedure. I was to drive over to the closed Doctor's office and call 5 minutes prior to my arrival. The nurse then would tape the scripts to the front door of the doctor's office where I would pick them up.
I drove over there about 16 miles. When I called I got a recording saying that they were closed and their Thursday hours were 3 PM to 7 PM. What is this? So I called again and got the same recording. It was about 9:30 AM. So left and went back home, another 16 miles.
I told Laurie what happened and called the Doc's number again from home to check what time I had to go back in the afternoon. Someone answered and said we are here. I'll tape the script on the door now if you will come back.
Another 16 or so miles back and there it was. During these trips there was not much going on and no one around. No business were open except 2 gas stations, and another highway construction crew tieing up traffic. Unlike yesterday in my county, I was the only one waiting for the sign guy to change the sign to "go" instead of "stop".
I picked up the script, put the script in a pre-addressed envelope to mail it at the drive by box at the local post office. The glue on the envelope would not hold. The street out front is a major 6 lane wide business area street and nothing was open with very few vehicles around. I needed one piece of scotch tape. I drove about 4 miles north on that street to my neighbor's music store for a small piece of tape. It was open. Somehow selling guitars and drums is an "essential" business these days.
Along that route I saw 6 cars total going both directions. I mailed the envelope at the local post office drop box and headed home by a different route. I filled up with $1.149 gas at Sams club and while there decided to go to Walmart next door. The lot was very busy and there were 40 to 50 people lined up to get in at one of the entrances. At least 1/2 were wearing masks. So I put on my mask and rubber gloves and went in the other entrance where no one was waiting. The two entrances were only 100 to 120 feet apart. Inside there were two Walmart people and one uniformed cop checking people in. The cop busy was raising hell with one young girl because she came in the exit door instead of the entrance one. I was in and out in about 1 minute. They did not have what I wanted. I figured that since I was already in a mask and gloves that I would go to Sams next door. Sams was also throttling people going in and the line of masked people each pushing an empty cart was all the way across the front of the building and around the corner down the side to the rear edge of the building. I said these people are nuts, got in my truck, and drove home.
Two days, 15 miles apart, in two different counties, and two different worlds. Today was more like what I have been seeing on television.
I wonder what is on TV now? Probably wall to wall talking heads about virus coverage.
Oh, when I went to the doctors office, all of the medical buildings had empty parking lots except the Alzheimer's Association. It was almost full. I wonder if someone forgot to tell them there is a pandemic going on.
Ken Burton - N9KB
76 Palm Beach
Hebron, Indiana
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| Re: [GMCnet] Covid 19 [message #353645 is a reply to message #353639] |
Thu, 09 April 2020 17:33 |
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Jp Benson wrote on Thu, 09 April 2020 13:32
Right now we are sequestered about 1 mile due west of Orlando International Airport. It started getting quiet except for the inrush of NY refugees. Luckily they mostly went to the Dade/Broward area (Miami) where 1/2 of the states Covid 19 cases are.
Luckily...? For whom? Anyone, from any state or country, that ignores the generally accepted guidelines is playing dice with the health of themselves and others. Crappy odds, crappy payout, crappy game.
JP, my coach has NY plates on it. I've been in Arizona since just before Christmas. I'm half expecting some knuckle-dragger to accost me or my GMC for "bringing the disease here". Please don't paint with such a broad brush - it only feeds the trolls. Thanks.
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I wear a face mask and nitrile gloves (HF brand) in public. If you want to consider the value (or not) of wearing one here's an "expert" opinion from the dental world:
https://www.oralhealthgroup.com/features/face-masks-dont-work-revealing-review/
Of course they only consider the issue from their side of the equation since the patient can't wear a mask.
JP
My brain hurt from reading that article. It seemed to me the author was looking for guarantees. Here's one - spoiler alert - in 75 years we'll all be dead. That's the only guarantee you're going to get. After that we're just trying to improve the odds. Masks, gloves and social distancing increase the odds. QED
Stay safe out there.
Richard
'77 Birchaven TZE...777;
'76 Palm Beach under construction;
‘76 Edgemont waiting its turn
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| Re: [GMCnet] Covid 19 [message #353654 is a reply to message #353639] |
Thu, 09 April 2020 22:58 |
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Jp Benson wrote on Thu, 09 April 2020 13:32
If you want to consider the value (or not) of wearing one here's an "expert" opinion from the dental world:
https://www.oralhealthgroup.com/features/face-masks-dont-work-revealing-review/
Of course they only consider the issue from their side of the equation since the patient can't wear a mask.
That article rankled as it reached the conclusion "Until this occurs, as this review has revealed, dentists have nothing to fear by unmasking." Seriously?! The author's contention was that because masks have not been rigorously tested in clinical trials there's _nothing _ to be gained from protection? What a waste of ink...electrons, whatever.
I delved a little deeper into that site. Half a year earlier they published a less sensationalized article that just laid out the facts.
https://www.oralhealthgroup.com/features/face-mask-performance-protected/
Here's the lead author's bio:
"Dr. John Molinari is currently Director of Infection Control for THE DENTAL ADVISOR in Ann Arbor, Michigan. Previously, he served for 32 years at the University of Detroit Mercy School of Dentistry as Professor and Chairman of the Department of Biomedical Sciences and Director of Infection Control. He has published over 450 scientific articles, text chapters, and abstracts in the areas of microbiology and immunology, and lectures nationally and internationally on topics dealing with infectious diseases and infection control."
Hmmm, that's a bio with nothing to, ahem, sneeze at!
The first article had no bio, which is weird. Further down the rabbit hole...
Well, the guy does have a flair for the dramatic and clickbait titles:
"Gloves Spread Disease and Have Created an Infection Control Dilemma"
Synopsis: If they reuse cheap gloves on different patients you'll die.
"The Limited Value of Evidence-Based Care."
Synopsis: Since people make mistakes you can't trust any data.
"Is This Article Worth Reading? A Critical Analysis of Peer Review"
Synopsis: Not really worth reading. Peer reviews aren't perfect.
In my mind there's little question who's the expert and who I'd trust. Let me put it another way.
If your dentist didn't wear a mask or gloves would you continue to go to them?
We are living in strange times. It is beholden on us to not unwittingly spread misinformation. It is better to say I don't know, play it safe and keep an open mind then to virally spread bugs and questionable info.
JP, this is _not_ directed at you. This is a reminder to myself and others to trust experts without political axes to grind or asses to kiss. To question data and info from all sources, even our favorites, as the truth usually lands somewhere in the middle.
Stay safe, my friends
Richard
'77 Birchaven TZE...777;
'76 Palm Beach under construction;
‘76 Edgemont waiting its turn
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| Re: [GMCnet] Covid 19 [message #353662 is a reply to message #353259] |
Fri, 10 April 2020 07:42 |
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Around here, the hill people would bust a cap at you if you tried that sort of foolishness.
Foolish Carriage, 76 26' Eleganza(?) with beaucoup mods and add - ons.
Braselton, Ga.
I forgive them all, save those who hurt the dogs. They must answer to me in hell
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| Re: [GMCnet] Covid 19 [message #353678 is a reply to message #353639] |
Fri, 10 April 2020 16:28 |
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We are all fine. Daughter's boyfriend contracted it from a co-worker. He didn't show symptoms until after they sent everyone home for quarantine, so luckily none of us has had contact with him since before his presumed infection. Wicked mistress is stocked, and serves as a convenient oasis.
I don't think anyone is "pushing" antimalarial drugs as much as asking why aren't they being tried more? The plural of anecdote is not data, but with people dying, it seems somewhat irresponsible to call for multi-year studies before trying anything new. Its risks are known and the drug is already in the system. It is not available OTC, so there is no danger of the toilet paper crowd snapping it all up and overdosing on it. Why not?
If you want to cast aspersions on the Pharmaceutical industry, there is far more new money to be made with an exclusive vaccine, than just mixing up known formulas for an old drug. I haven't trusted Bill Gate's judgement since Windows ME...
The fake news label comes from the site not censoring content. That does not mean the articles posted are fake, just that anybody can post, and nothing has been vetted - caveat emptor. I saw Bdubs article posted elsewhere and thought it an interesting read. It answers a lot of questions about how it works, if true. It also ties in a story last month in the "respectable" media that O+ blood types had some kind of resistance to the virus. I will admit I did not understand a lot of the detail on the 2nd posted article, but the conclusion seemed to be the same only with a lot more word salad. Will be interesting to see if this train of thought turns out to be true. We will know soon enough.
Jp Benson wrote on Thu, 09 April 2020 15:32
It was an interesting article that Mr Bdub linked to. It kind of makes sense but is almost too good to be true. After googling for more credible information I did find this brain buster:
https://documentcloud.adobe.com/link/review?uri=urn:aaid:scds:US:3fa4252b-b129-4996-a878-7296adffa9a8
Also an interesting read and it may well be the root source of the article that Bdub referenced.
Being the curious person, I also googled "epitome of fake news". Lots of very serious opinions there but anything about the article in question must have been too far down the list for me to search out.
76 Birchaven - "Wicked Mistress" - New engine, trans, alum radiator, brakes, Sully airbags, fuel lines, seats, adult beverage center... those Coachmen guys were really thinking about us second hand owners by including that beverage center...
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| Re: [GMCnet] Covid 19 [message #353952 is a reply to message #353259] |
Tue, 21 April 2020 05:26 |
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Hi from the Netherlands, where the numbers slowly are getting down ...
Marjon and I (especially me ...) are trying to keep at home and garden as much as possible.
Our country has a lot of people on a smaller surface 
We are on a "intelligent Lockdown" as they call it, only essential shops open, no restaurants, bars, casino's, barbers, no schools etc
Initially we were planning on visiting the US again around this time of year, but after returning from our last visit and nice trip in our "Flying Dutchman" to the GMCWS Rally in Canyonville, OR, I was once again checked for my prostatic cancer and was offered a quite new therapy, for patients with a till now, non-treatable cancer, and since I already had an operation years ago, followed by external radiaton therapy ... all was scarred up and the tumor had grown a lot, PSA was raising too. Luckily this Salvage Prostate HDR Brachytherapy started just a week before they switched to almost only Corona patients, in the hospital of the University Clinic of Maastricht. So they had to finish it ... They treated me in one month time 3 times, OR, general anestetic with internal Iridium Radiation. No a nice thing to undergo, but better then doing nothing.
This therapy is just out of the experimental fase, but it is worth trying in getting the main tumor growth slowing down or even stop from growing further.
So this means, no travelling and staying at home for now. And allthough a lot of people, here in the Netherlands also, think it will pass and the risk isn't that high. Nothing less is true! It did not only kill a lot of people till now, but beware, a lot of the survivers who got realy ill, had to be on the ICU and in a coma often for weeks, will need months to recover, rehab etc ... and even then a lot will suffer from this virus the rest of their lives. Getting bad lungs, internal organs even the bloodflow to your hands and feet gets very bad in several cases. Not to mention the Post ICU syndrom many develop ...
And yes some only get mild or medium symtoms, and yes also very young children can get ill, even die, but the majority will be the elderly and already those have lower resistance.
Lets all stay safe and caucious not only for our families but also others.
Hope to meet you all under better and healty circumstances
Bye, Daniel
Daniel Jacobs, NL-USA 1977 GMC Eleganza II, Rebuild 455 (2019) 3.55 FD. FiTech and (Modified) FCC, Electric Pump, insulated GasTanks, 100A Alternator, APC, McDash, Schräder Valves + extern Fills, Ceramic Film, TPMS, FlexSteel Seats
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| Re: [GMCnet] Covid 19 [message #353961 is a reply to message #353259] |
Tue, 21 April 2020 10:46 |
Ken Burton
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Thanks for the update Daniel. It sounds like are about the same there as it is here. Because of geography and varying population density, and varying government ententes (states, cities, and counties) making decisions we are seeing a wide variety of social impact depending on where you live. I only know of one person that is not working. He lost his job last Friday because he works for a multinational company that is loosing big money world wide. The local site is doing fine but the corporate HQ is forcimg all world wide locations the shed employees and stop all ongoing and modernization projects. He lost his job last Friday for an undetermined length of time.
Thanks again for the update.
Ken Burton - N9KB
76 Palm Beach
Hebron, Indiana
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| Re: [GMCnet] Covid 19 [message #353963 is a reply to message #353952] |
Tue, 21 April 2020 10:37 |
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Hi Daniel
We’ll miss not seeing you at a convention. Hopefully we’ll resume them at Rapid City.
Hope you and Marion stay safe.
Emery Stora
77 Kingsley
Frederick, CO
> On Apr 21, 2020, at 4:27 AM, Daniel Jacobs via Gmclist wrote:
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> Hi from the Netherlands, where the numbers slowly are getting down ...
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> Marjon and I (especially me ...) are trying to keep at home and garden as much as possible.
> Our country has a lot of people on a smaller surface ;)
> We are on a "intelligent Lockdown" as they call it, only essential shops open, no restaurants, bars, casino's, barbers, no schools etc
>
> Initially we were planning on visiting the US again around this time of year, but after returning from our last visit and nice trip in our "Flying
> Dutchman" to the GMCWS Rally in Canyonville, OR, I was once again checked for my prostatic cancer and was offered a quite new therapy, for patients
> with a till now, non-treatable cancer, and since I already had an operation years ago, followed by external radiaton therapy ... all was scarred up
> and the tumor had grown a lot, PSA was raising too. Luckily this Salvage Prostate HDR Brachytherapy started just a week before they switched to almost
> only Corona patients, in the hospital of the University Clinic of Maastricht. So they had to finish it ... They treated me in one month time 3 times,
> OR, general anestetic with internal Iridium Radiation. No a nice thing to undergo, but better then doing nothing.
> This therapy is just out of the experimental fase, but it is worth trying in getting the main tumor growth slowing down or even stop from growing
> further.
>
> So this means, no travelling and staying at home for now. And allthough a lot of people, here in the Netherlands also, think it will pass and the risk
> isn't that high. Nothing less is true! It did not only kill a lot of people till now, but beware, a lot of the survivers who got realy ill, had to be
> on the ICU and in a coma often for weeks, will need months to recover, rehab etc ... and even then a lot will suffer from this virus the rest of their
> lives. Getting bad lungs, internal organs even the bloodflow to your hands and feet gets very bad in several cases. Not to mention the Post ICU
> syndrom many develop ...
>
> And yes some only get mild or medium symtoms, and yes also very young children can get ill, even die, but the majority will be the elderly and already
> those have lower resistance.
> Lets all stay safe and caucious not only for our families but also others.
>
> Hope to meet you all under better and healty circumstances
>
> Bye, Daniel
> --
> Daniel Jacobs, NL-USA 1977 GMC Eleganza II, Rebuild 455 (2019) 3.55 FD. FiTech and (Modified) FCC, Selector Valve and Electric Pump, insulated
> GasTanks, 100A Alternator, APC, McDash, Schräder Valves + extern Fills, Ceramic Film, TPMS, FlexSteel Seats
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| Re: [GMCnet] Covid 19 [message #353995 is a reply to message #353963] |
Tue, 21 April 2020 21:47 |
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Hello Daniel n Marjon. Good to hear from u but saddened that cancer is active again. 🙏🏻
Sent from my iPhone
> On Apr 21, 2020, at 10:38 AM, Emery Stora via Gmclist wrote:
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> Hi Daniel
> We’ll miss not seeing you at a convention. Hopefully we’ll resume them at Rapid City.
> Hope you and Marion stay safe.
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> Emery Stora
> 77 Kingsley
> Frederick, CO
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>> On Apr 21, 2020, at 4:27 AM, Daniel Jacobs via Gmclist wrote:
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>> Hi from the Netherlands, where the numbers slowly are getting down ...
>>
>> Marjon and I (especially me ...) are trying to keep at home and garden as much as possible.
>> Our country has a lot of people on a smaller surface ;)
>> We are on a "intelligent Lockdown" as they call it, only essential shops open, no restaurants, bars, casino's, barbers, no schools etc
>>
>> Initially we were planning on visiting the US again around this time of year, but after returning from our last visit and nice trip in our "Flying
>> Dutchman" to the GMCWS Rally in Canyonville, OR, I was once again checked for my prostatic cancer and was offered a quite new therapy, for patients
>> with a till now, non-treatable cancer, and since I already had an operation years ago, followed by external radiaton therapy ... all was scarred up
>> and the tumor had grown a lot, PSA was raising too. Luckily this Salvage Prostate HDR Brachytherapy started just a week before they switched to almost
>> only Corona patients, in the hospital of the University Clinic of Maastricht. So they had to finish it ... They treated me in one month time 3 times,
>> OR, general anestetic with internal Iridium Radiation. No a nice thing to undergo, but better then doing nothing.
>> This therapy is just out of the experimental fase, but it is worth trying in getting the main tumor growth slowing down or even stop from growing
>> further.
>>
>> So this means, no travelling and staying at home for now. And allthough a lot of people, here in the Netherlands also, think it will pass and the risk
>> isn't that high. Nothing less is true! It did not only kill a lot of people till now, but beware, a lot of the survivers who got realy ill, had to be
>> on the ICU and in a coma often for weeks, will need months to recover, rehab etc ... and even then a lot will suffer from this virus the rest of their
>> lives. Getting bad lungs, internal organs even the bloodflow to your hands and feet gets very bad in several cases. Not to mention the Post ICU
>> syndrom many develop ...
>>
>> And yes some only get mild or medium symtoms, and yes also very young children can get ill, even die, but the majority will be the elderly and already
>> those have lower resistance.
>> Lets all stay safe and caucious not only for our families but also others.
>>
>> Hope to meet you all under better and healty circumstances
>>
>> Bye, Daniel
>> --
>> Daniel Jacobs, NL-USA 1977 GMC Eleganza II, Rebuild 455 (2019) 3.55 FD. FiTech and (Modified) FCC, Selector Valve and Electric Pump, insulated
>> GasTanks, 100A Alternator, APC, McDash, Schräder Valves + extern Fills, Ceramic Film, TPMS, FlexSteel Seats
>>
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| Re: [GMCnet] Covid 19 [message #353999 is a reply to message #353259] |
Wed, 22 April 2020 02:53 |
Handyman
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Thanks, Jeanette, Emery and Ken,
Yes we hope depending how I feel and of course how global traveling recovers, we all can meet again and enjoy meeting up again.
Bye, Daniel
PS: Here a link to our "Tallahassee PhotoBook" .... including pictures of our breakdown, also the GMCMI Rally in Tallahassee and the trip we made, despite the breakdown ...
The later on picking up of the GMC and our return travels to Tucson ...
https://www.albelli.nl/onlinefotoboek-bekijken/41080d17-5169-4d58-bbfe-1ca1e553506d
Daniel Jacobs, NL-USA 1977 GMC Eleganza II, Rebuild 455 (2019) 3.55 FD. FiTech and (Modified) FCC, Electric Pump, insulated GasTanks, 100A Alternator, APC, McDash, Schräder Valves + extern Fills, Ceramic Film, TPMS, FlexSteel Seats
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| Re: [GMCnet] Covid 19 [message #354003 is a reply to message #353999] |
Wed, 22 April 2020 07:53 |
Larry
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Handyman wrote on Wed, 22 April 2020 02:53Thanks, Jeanette, Emery and Ken,
Yes we hope depending how I feel and of course how global traveling recovers, we all can meet again and enjoy meeting up again.
Bye, Daniel
PS: Here a link to our "Tallahassee PhotoBook" .... including pictures of our breakdown, also the GMCMI Rally in Tallahassee and the trip we made, despite the breakdown ...
The later on picking up of the GMC and our return travels to Tucson ...
https://www.albelli.nl/onlinefotoboek-bekijken/41080d17-5169-4d58-bbfe-1ca1e553506d
Wow...what a GREAT album!! Loved looking at it. How's the new engine running? It was the engine....right?
Larry 
78 Royale w/500 Caddy
Menomonie, WI.
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